soupisgoodfood wrote:If I may ask one detail, what is the time that the meetings happen for ACUG 0447?
As soon as I get a working car again, I'll be happy to stop in and check it out.
ACUG officially meets on the third Thursday of every month at 7PM. You can find out more info about the group at the new Official ACUG Website at http://www.acug0447.com (I'm the group's "Webmeister"). If you can't make it for the official meeting, stop by there anytime... There's almost always someone there, and they're always happy to "talk Commodore".
For any other questions, just e-mail Lord Ronin at the address that Robert Bernardo posted above (it's also at the bottom of the website).
Greetings, C= and Ami aficionados,
Especially those in the Los Angeles area or those who plan to visit the Los Angeles area. The second meeting of the Commodore/Amiga Network (CAN) will be held on Saturday, January 19, at 4 p.m. in Castaic (northern Los Angeles area), California. For the exact address, send an e-mail to me at rbernardo(at)iglou.com
Because CAN is starting off as a new C= group, the style of the meeting is still freeform. Talk and demonstrations will center around Commodore and Amiga games and other applications. Other talk will revolve around the schedule of meetings, officers (if any), a CAN webpage, etc.. Anybody with an interest in Commodore and Amiga is invited to join us at the meeting.
hi there, my name is Antonio, I manage an amiga fan club in italy and actually I am developing a session on my web site www.vis-ingenii.com.
Amiga is everyone here father
The third meeting of the Commodore/Amiga Network (CAN) will be held on Sunday, February 10, at 2 p.m. in Castaic (northern Los Angeles area), California. For the exact address, send an e-mail to me at rbernardo(at)iglou.com
Anybody with an interest in Commodore and Amiga is invited to join us at the meeting.
The Jan. 19 CAN meeting was a success with 11 attendees -- 3 or 4 programmers, several into BBSes, one Video Toaster expert, and several general C=/Amiga enthusiasts. We were treated to stereo SID music on Fotios' StereoSID board clone on a C128 and observed a high-powered A500 set-up. Expertsetup brought his modded C64 DTVs for everyone to see and take photographs. At the end, I played some of the Impact of the Commodore 64 videos I had filmed. Though the meeting was to last only a couple of hours, many stayed overtime, several went out to late dinner, and I didn't leave until 12:30 a.m..
The next meeting of the Southern California Commodore/Amiga Network (SCCAN, formerly CAN) is this Sunday, March 9, from 2-4 p.m., in Castaic, California. (If you need the exact address, shoot me a message.) After this meeting, we are going to a bi-monthly meeting schedule, the next one being the second Sunday in May.
At the last meeting, we examined the insides of an Amiga 3000 and an A1200, the latter needing major rebuilding.
SCCAN webpage still not ready,
Robert Bernardo
speaking for SCCAN
The next meeting of the Southern California Commodore/Amiga Network (SCCAN, formerly CAN) is this Saturday, May 10, from 3-5 p.m., in Castaic, California. (If you need the exact address, send me an e-mail.) The usual Sunday meeting was changed, due to Mother's Day falling on that date.
At the last meeting, we examined a newly-rebuilt A1200 and tried out the MMC2IEC from NKCElectronics.
Oops, too late to report on this... there was a meeting of the Southern California Commodore/Amiga Network (SCCAN, formerly CAN) on Sunday, July 13, from 2-4 p.m., in Castaic, California. The next meeting is planned for September.
administrator wrote:If you are aware of a C= club anywhere in the world, please reply to this thread (does not require you to register) and let us know:
1: when and where it meets
2: contact information (email especially)
3: the approximate number of people in the club
4: product focus (i.e. PET, 64. Amiga, all...)
Commodore Computer Club UK
1. Club rules state that there must be at least one meeting a year. Current meeting site - Blackburn, Lancashire, U.K.
rbernardo wrote:...there is the Anything Commodore User Group 0447 (formerly, the Amiga-Commodore User Group 0447) run by the very active David "Lord Ronin" Mohr.
1. Meetings every second Thursday of the month at the Mohr Realities Store located below the Mohr house at 623 29th Street, Astoria, Oregon, USA.
Due to the passing of ACUG chancellor, Dave Mohr, all monthly meetings have been suspended. The IRC channel and the mailing list continue.
